Is the opposition coalition turning into a sinking ship?

Does the country have a functioning opposition? What comprises the opposition, and is it provided for in law?

These are some of the questions a majority of Kenyans have been raising, arguing that opposition parties should be more robust in overseeing the government, given that they are also entitled to funding.

Amid heightened political tensions in the country, coupled with ongoing efforts by politicians to align themselves for the 2027 General Election, the role of the opposition has come under scrutiny.